| Harvard Law Review 2003 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| ADEA - reverse discrimination suits - Sixth Circuit permits reverse age discrimination suit to proceed.(Age Discrimination in Employment Act)(Case Note) | Law | |
| After Sandoval: judicial challenges and administrative possiblities in Title VI enforcement.(Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964) | Law | |
| Badwill.(the ability of companies to change trademarks that have negative associations, i.e. badwill) | Law | |
| California Labor Code section 2855 and recordig artists' contracts. | Law | |
| Civil procedure - choice of law - Ninth Circuit uses international law to decide applicable substantive law under Alien Tort Claims Act.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Civil procedure - class actions - Seventh Circuit reverses lower court's approval of class action settlement, citing evidence of collusion.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Civil procedure - class actions - Third Circuit holds that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations for a subsequent class action when the initial denial of class certification is unrelated to the appropriateness of the underlying claims for class treatment.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Civil procedure - forum non conveniens - Fifth Circuit holds Mexico to be an adequate alternative forum despite its $2500 cap on damages for a child's death.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Civil procedure - personal jurisdiction - D.C. Circuit holds that a foreign state is not a "person" under the due process clause.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Constitutional law - Fourth Amendment - separation of powers - Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review holds that prosecutors may spy on American agents of foreign powers without a warrant.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Constitutional law - sustantive due process - Fifth Circuit rejects s. 1983 "state-created danger" claim of plaintiff shot by an undercover informant using a gun on "loan" from a city police officer.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Constitutional law - voting rights - Native Hawaiians - Nineth Circuit invalidates Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustee requirement.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Contract law - covenants not to compete - Pennsylvania Supreme Court holds that covenants not to compete are not assignable by default and are not enforceable to protect financial interests alone.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Copyright law - Congress responds to Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel's webcasting rates. | Law | |
| Criminal law - racial exclusion in jury pool composition - Supreme Court of Indiana holds that computerized jury selection system did not comply with jury selection statute.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Developments in the law - the law of marriage and family. | Law | |
| Dynasty trusts and the rule against perpetuities. | Law | |
| Education - English immersion - Colorado voters reject an English immersion ballot initiative. | Law | |
| Employment law - discrimination - Ninth Circuit finds for employee in a mixed-motive case without "direct evidence" of discrimination.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Employment law - Title VII - sex discrimination - Ninth Circuit extends Title VII protection to employee alleging discrimination based on sexual orientation.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Estopping the madness at the PTO: improveing patnet administration through prosecution history estoppel.(Patent and Trademark Office) | Law | |
| Examining senate procedures through narrative. | Law | |
| Extending public law norms through privatization.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization) | Law | Freeman, Jody |
| Federal courts - prisoner litigation - Eleventh Circuit holds that a s. 1983 action for DNA access is not the equivalent of a habeas corpus petition.(Case Note) | Law | |
| Government by proxy: a faithful overview.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization)(response to article by Martha Minow in this issue, p.1229) | Law | DiIulio, John J., Jr. |
| Implementing Atkins.(preventing the execution of the mentally retarded) | Law | |
| Indefinite detention of immigrant parolees: an unconstitutinal condition? | Law | |
| Inmate litigation. | Law | Schlanger, Margo |
| International law as an interpretive force in federal Indian law. | Law | |
| Local government law - affordable housing - refining municipal obligations under Mount Laurel, the New Jersey Supreme Court hints at a new conception of regional responsibility.(New Jersey)(Case Note) | Law | |
| No bad puns: a different approach to the problem of personal jurisdiction and the Internet. | Law | |
| Privatization and accountability.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization) | Law | Trebilcock, Michael J., Iacobucci, Edward M. |
| Privatization of federal Indian schools: a legal uncertainty.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization) | Law | |
| Public accountability and faith-based organizations: a problem best avoided.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization)(response to article by Martha Minow in this issue, p.1229) | Law | Saperstein, David |
| Public and private partnerships: accounting for the new religion.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization) | Law | Minow, Martha |
| Reclaiming home rule. | Law | Barron, David J. |
| Reliable evaluation of expert testimony. | Law | |
| Remember Endo? | Law | Gudridge, Patrick O. |
| Shame, stigma, and crime: evaluating the efficacy of shaming sanctions in criminal law. | Law | |
| Should the Supreme Court presume that Congress acts constitutionally? The role of the canon of avoidance and reliance on early legislative practice in constitutional interpretation. | Law | |
| Switching priorities: elevating the status of tort claims in bankruptcy in pursuit of optimal deterrence. | Law | |
| The absurdity doctrine. | Law | Manning, John F. |
| The ass atop the castle: competing strategies for using campaign donations to influence lawmaking. | Law | |
| The future of majority-minority districts in light of declining racially polarized voting. | Law | |
| The good, the bad, and their corporate codes of ethics: Enron, Sarbanes-Oxley, and the problems with legislating good behavior. | Law | |
| The new religion and the Constitution.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization)(response to article by Martha Minow in this issue, p. 1229) | Law | Sullivan, Kathleen M. |
| Too sovereign but not sovereign enough: are U.S. states beyond the reach of the law of nations? | Law | |
| When hope falls short: HOPE VI, accountability and the privatization of public housing.(Symposium: Public Values in an Era of Privatization) | Law | |
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